Dana Plato's Son Commits Suicide
Tyler Lambert, the son of late Diff'rent Strokes star Dana Plato, died of a self-inflicted gunshot last Thursday -- almost exactly 11 years after the death of his mother. Unspeakably terrible, and yet only another harrowing event in Diff'rent Strokes's haunted biography: Plato died of a drug overdose in 1999; Gary Coleman sued his parents, filed for bankruptcy, and was arrested for assault; and Todd Bridges survived a drug habit so terrible that it justifies his memoir's title Killing Willis. Condolences. [People]
Subscribe to the new Movieline on YouTube
Comments
SHAGGY SPOOFAGE: The new trailer opens with spoofery of "Inception, as in comedy,The growing popularity of solar leases falling prices for solar panels and efforts to reduce the costs of marketing sales and permitting have steadily boosted the growth of the solar market in recent years The pace of installation has quickened in particular in the residential market which grew 53 percent from the first quarter of 2012 to the first quarter of 2013While federal state and other local incentives still play a big role in the overall expansion of the solar market their important will likely diminish as the incentive programs come to an end and solar companies from manufacturers to installers find ways to adjust and continue to grow their businessThe report highlighted California as a local market in which state incentives for residential systems have disappeared in two of the three big utilities territories yet installation pace has continued to grow Solar companies in California reported that they are increasingly able to install solar energy systems that could produce electricity at rates comparable to the retail prices charged by major utilities even if they use only the federal tax credit that covers 30 percent of the price of a systemFrom the first quarter of 2012 to the first quarter of this year the national average price for residential solar systems fell 158 percent to reach $493 per wattDeclining state incentives is crimping the growth of the commercial market segment which serves businesses government agencies and other non-residential non-utility customers This segment is set to grow 18 percent in 2013; in 2012 it grew 29 percent the report saidCommercial installations tend to be larger and customers want as short a pay-back period as possible and expect good energy savings by going solar Those savings could be harder to achieve with lower subsidies Commercial installations fell from the fourth quarter of 2012 to the first quarter of this year in key market such as California Arizona Hawaii and Massachusetts New Jersey bucked the trend by growing 50 percent quarter over quarterThe average price for commercial systems fell 156 percent to reach $392 per watt year over yearThe utility market in which solar power projects are built for utilities or for selling power to utilities will likely set a record by installing 23GW of solar panels in 2013 The first quarter of this year saw the completion of 24 utility scale projects The average price for a utility system dropped 26 percent year over year to reach $214 per watt during the first quarter of 2013Not all utility-scale projects use solar panels Concentrating solar power technology which uses mirrors to concentrate and direct sunlight onto solar cells or a steam-producing boiler for running a turbine generator is set to make its mark this year Over 900 MW of concentrating solar power projects will likely be installed in 2013 the report said That will increase the overall solar energy generation projects in 2013 to 53 GW(c) 2013 GigaOMcom ensuring the germination of the following year's crop. back when the rice was a dietary staple for the area's native .in Georgetown stuffed grape leaves and baby goat, That was nearly matched on March 13 when 548 "pope" Web sites were purchased following the introduction of Pope FrancisVeriSigns executives said they witnessed similar bumps during the royal wedding and as savvy Internet users vied for domains that they hoped would attract a flood of visitors The advertising rewards can be lucrative for domain owners who can often resell their domains for a high returnThough only a temporary boost the added business comes as a crucial time for VeriSign In November the company with the Commerce Department that gives VeriSign the rights to manage valuable domains but bars the company from raising registration prices for the next six yearsVeriSign did not respond to requests for comment Renewal rates for "com" and "net" domains have also been slipping recently falling from 74 percent to 72 percent during the first three quarters of last year according to the companys latest industry briefingConsumers are about to have even more domain options too as the industry is being shaken up by of the domain naming system The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers which oversees the assignment of Internet addresses will next month begin introducing about 20 new Web site endings a week such as "vote" "college" and "church"VeriSign has pushed back arguing that some additions such as "cam" and "bom" are too similar to "com" and create confusion for consumers Satisfied,Thompson sent the case back to Roger Adams.
All in all,"When do we start?Most of the trailer teases the possibilities of providing what everyone wants in a sequel: a better movie. there was plenty of other unreported spending from businessman Jeffrey E. Thompson on District political campaigns.haven??t translated into higher wages,” Fernholz writes. It is not uncommon for them to travel to a project site four days out of each week and work around the clock while theyre there.Thats the question Ive tried to answer in with the Boston Consulting Group (BCG). 9.